Historical Stories

A Indian Fighters Story
This is the SECOND story in this series. Be sure to read "Indian Fighters: John Shiply" first. Join John and Abigail, along with their friends, as they guard a wagon train going to California via southern NMT. Cock Cutter proves to be a valuable asset. Just wait until they meet the Apaches!

A former Army scout returns from a trip into town to discover that his ranch has been raided by Apaches. They captured his wife and two young children. The Army refuses to help him recover his family, so he embarks on the trail by himself. This is the story of his ordeal and triumph as he strives to right a great wrong.

She was born without a name that was truly hers. She lived without a face the world was permitted to see. History would remember her as one of the most feared pirates in the Caribbean — but no one knew she was a woman until a Jamaican courtroom erupted in chaos in 1720. This is Mary Read's story. In her own words. Written by a dying female pirate with three days, a decent nib, and one final act of defiance. The truth. Before the fever wins.

A story in the Indian Legacy Universe
This story takes place in a slightly altered universe where the Indians have a chance to fight back against the Whites. It is the story of a young Apache warrior who is forced to fight to save his people from annihilation by the Whites. Join him as he pits himself against almost impossible odds.

John Ostermier, 15 years old, accidentally killed another boy and had to flee for his life. He heads for California and rescues 3 women before he even gets out of Pennsylvania. He has a special rifle, a breech-loading flintlock, which his father invented. This rifle is capable of rapid fire and is extremely accurate. John "marries" the three women, ranging in age from 17 to 12. Join them as they head West toward a new life. / (Reviews)

Sometimes it's not the enemy who's shooting at you. Regardless of who it is or what they're trying to hit, all they need to bring you down is one golden BB.

Tom Olson, 11 years old at the time, fights off four men who have just murdered his father. Naturally, he calls out the man who ordered the murder. He takes care of that man and his two body guards, but has to run for Mexico to escape a Federal warrant for his arrest. Tom Olson is just an "innocent" boy who winds up being a terror to the bad guys. The dialog has dialect, but not the rest of the story.